What is special about the 1996 Bronco according to this document?

It was the first Ford vehicle with turn signal mirrors, the only full model year Bronco with OBD-II, and the only full model year the 351w engine used MAF and did not have a smog pump. A footnote adds that some late-year 1995 California Broncos were converted to MAF and/or OBD-II.

What winch is installed on this Bronco?

A Smittybilt XRC-Gen 3 winch rated at 12,000 lbs, with a Warn winch cover.

When was this Bronco built?

It was built May 1996; Bronco production stopped June 1996.

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1996 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer Spec Sheet - Factory & Aftermarket Modifications

Printed 1996 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer build sheet listing factory specs and aftermarket additions

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Typed build sheet for a 1996 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer listing engine, interior, and exterior factory and aftermarket specifications.

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This document is an owner-made specification/show sheet for a 1996 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer, built May 1996 (with production noted as ending June 1996). It lists the factory specifications: 351w engine, automatic transmission, electric transfer case, auto-locking hubs, Trac-lok limited slip rear differential, and 3.55 gears. It then details aftermarket additions in three categories. Engine modifications include an Edelbrock intake manifold, Ford GT-40 heads, BBK ceramic coated headers, Magnaflow exhaust and muffler, 130 amp alternator, Saginaw power steering pump, Ford 4-bolt steering gear, and a spin-on transmission filter. Interior additions include a custom roll cage, Tuffy center console, Cobra CB with PA and weather band, Cerwin Vega powered subwoofer, sound deadening, Tekonsha trailer brake controller, and AutoMeter gauges. Exterior upgrades include a Softopper soft top, Smittybilt XRC-Gen 3 12,000lb winch, Ranch Hand bumper with custom tire carrier, custom rock sliders, Warn premium hub locks, and Ford Racing carbon fiber Trac-Lok clutches. The sheet closes with facts unique to the 1996 Bronco: it was the first Ford vehicle with turn signal mirrors, the only full model year Bronco with OBD-II, and the only full model year the 351w used MAF without a smog pump (noting some late 1995 California Broncos were converted).

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What are the factory specifications of this 1996 Ford Bronco Eddie Bauer?: 351w engine, automatic transmission, electric transfer case, auto-locking hubs, Trac-lok limited slip rear differential, and 3.55 gears.
What engine modifications were added to this Bronco?: Edelbrock intake manifold, Ford GT-40 heads, BBK ceramic coated headers, Magnaflow exhaust and muffler, 130 amp alternator, Saginaw power steering pump, Ford 4-bolt steering gear, and a spin-on transmission filter.
What is special about the 1996 Bronco according to this document?: It was the first Ford vehicle with turn signal mirrors, the only full model year Bronco with OBD-II, and the only full model year the 351w engine used MAF and did not have a smog pump. A footnote adds that some late-year 1995 California Broncos were converted to MAF and/or OBD-II.
What winch is installed on this Bronco?: A Smittybilt XRC-Gen 3 winch rated at 12,000 lbs, with a Warn winch cover.
When was this Bronco built?: It was built May 1996; Bronco production stopped June 1996.